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| 1975/1981 |
| 1. | Johan Galtung: The United Nations University: Some Ideas (G1.) | 4 pp |
| 2. | Johan Galtung: Report of the First United Nations University Expert Group on World Hunger, September 22-26, 1975 (G2.) | 16 pp |
| 3. | Johan Galtung: Goals and Processes of Development: An Integrated View (G3.) | 28 pp |
| 4. | Johan Galtung: Global Processes and the World in the 1980s: Prolegomenon I for a GPID World Model (G4.) | 23+9 pp |
| 5. | Johan Galtung: Towards a GPID World Model: Some Basic Considerations (G5.) | 26 pp |
| 6. | Johan Galtung: The GPID(L) World Model: Some Basic Aspects (G6.) | 28 pp |
| 7. | Johan Galtung: On Human Centered Development: Images of Human Development in Different Civilizations (HD1.) | 17 pp |
| 8. | Johan Galtung: On the Theory of Human-Centered Theories (HD2.) | 10 pp |
| 9. | Johan Galtung: Development Goals: The View From the Bottom (HD3.) | 9 pp |
| 10. | Johan Galtung: On the Relationship Between Human Rights and Human Needs (HD4.) | 50 pp |
| 11. | Johan Galtung: Five Cosmologies: An Impressionistic Presentation (DC1.) | 22+4 pp |
| 12. | Johan Galtung: Eschatology, Cosmology and the Formation of Visions (DC2.) | 25+4 pp |
| 13. | Johan Galtung: On the Future of South America: Some Notes on the Role of Iberic Cosmology (DC3.) | 13+6 pp |
| 14. | Johan Galtung: On the Meaning of "Nation" as a Variable (DC4.) | 37 pp |
| 15. | Johan Galtung: What Is Cultural Development? (DC5.) | 7 pp |
| 16. | Johan Galtung: On Alpha and Beta and Their Many Combinations (DS1.) | 83 pp |
| 17. | Johan Galtung: On Expansion/Exploitation - On Autonomy/Liberation:
1. Two Concepts of Exploitation
2. Exploitation: A Multidimensional View
3. Liberation: A Multidimensional View (DS2.) | 48+2 pp |
| 18. | Johan Galtung: On the Rise of Intellectuals as a Class: An Excursion Into Self-Criticism (DS3.) | 15 pp |
| 19. | Johan Galtung: Small Is Beautiful - How Much Big Is Necessary? An Essay On Federalism (DS4.) | 11 pp |
| 20. | Johan Galtung: Freedom and Pluralistic Society: An Essay on Federalism (DS5.) | 20 pp |
| 21. | Johan Galtung: "A Structural Theory of Imperialism" - Ten Years Later (DS6.) | 17+3 pp |
| 22. | Johan Galtung: The Brandt Report: Old Wine in Old Bottles with New Labels (DS7.) | 18 pp |
| 23. | Johan Galtung: Poland, August-September 1980: Is a Socialist Revolution under State Capitalism Possible? In Journal of Peace Research, No.4, Vol. XVII, 1980 (DS8.) | 281-90 pp |
| 24. | Johan Galtung: Goals, Processes and Indicators of Food, Health and Energy Development (FHE1.) | 34+7 pp |
| 25. | Johan Galtung: Agrarian Reform and Rural Development: A Perspective and Ten Theses (FHE2.) | 23+16 pp |
| 26. | Johan Galtung: Society and Health: Some Health Related Societal Trends in Industrialized Countries (FHE3.) | 17+6 pp |
| 27. | Johan Galtung: Perspectives on Environmental Politics in Overdeveloped and Underdeveloped Countries (FHE4.) | 25 pp |
| 28. | Johan Galtung: World Economic Crisis in the Near Future: Some First and Third World Scenarios (FHE5.) | 21 pp |
| 29. | Johan Galtung: Growth in Services, International Division of Labor and the Future of the International System (FHE6.) | 18 pp |
| 30. | Johan Galtung: The Changing Interface Between Peace and Development in a Changing World (PM1.) | 9+1 pp |
| 31. | Johan Galtung: Military Formations and Social Formations: A Structural Analysis (PM2.) | 26 pp |
| 32. | Johan Galtung: Nine Points About the Neutron Bomb (PM3.) | 3 pp |
| 33. | Johan Galtung: Alternative Ways of Life: A New Approach to Development Studies (AWL1.) | 10 pp |
| 34. | Johan Galtung: Overdevelopment and Alternative Ways of Life in High Income Countries (AWL2.) | 35 pp |
| 35. | Johan Galtung: Why the Concern With Ways of Life? (AWL3.) | 26 pp |
| 36. | Johan Galtung: Overdevelopment and Alternative Ways of Life in High Income Countries (AWL4.) | 14+1 pp |
| 37. | Johan Galtung: The Struggle Against Maldevelopment in High Income Countries (AWL5.) | 5 pp |
| 38. | Johan Galtung: Alternative Ways of Life: Towards a Typology (AWL6.) | 3 pp |
| 39. | Johan Galtung: Style of Leadership and Way of Life: Politicians and the Theory of Development (AWL7.) | 11 pp |
| 40. | Johan Galtung: Class Struggle and WOL Struggle (AWL8.) | 2 pp |
| 41. | Johan Galtung: Weakening the Strong and Strengthening the Weak: Towards a Theory of Strategies for Development (S1.) | 23 pp |
| 42. | Johan Galtung: On the Strategy of Development of Developed Countries: The Red-Green Alliance and Its Problems (S2.) | 8 pp |
| 43. | Johan Galtung: Three Modes of Approaching Social Goals (S3.) | 5 pp |
| 44. | Johan Galtung: Strategies For Democratization of the Nonterritorial Continent (S4.) | 9 pp |
| 45. | Johan Galtung: Is There a Chinese Strategy of Development? A Contribution to an Everlasting Debate (S5.) | 25 pp |
| 46. | Johan Galtung: ICJ Conference on Development and the Rule of Law: What Kind of Development And What Kind of Law? (S6.) | 12 pp |
| 47. | Johan Galtung: The Blue and the Red; The Green and the Brown: A Guide to Movements and Countermovements (S7.) | 32+2 pp |
| 48. | Johan Galtung: On the Future of Transnational Corporations: Two Scenarios (S8.) | 8 pp |
| 49. | Johan Galtung: In Defense of Epistemological Eclecticism (M1.) | 20 pp |
| 50. | Johan Galtung: Dialogue as Development: On Goals, Processes and Indicators of Dialogues (M2.) | 28+8 pp |
| 51. | Johan Galtung: A Note on Dialogues With Children (M3.) | 3 pp |
| 52. | Johan Galtung: Forms of Presentation: A Forgotten Aspect of Social Science Epistemology (M4.) | 26+3 pp |
| 53. | Johan Galtung: Towards Synergy in Networks of People With Networks of Problems: A Note on GPID Methodology (M5.) | 23 pp |
| 1976-1981 |
| 1. | Johan Galtung, Tore Heiestad, Eric Ruge: On the Decline and Fall of Empires: The Roman Empire and Western Imperialism Compared (HSDRGPID-1) | |
| 2. | Susan George: An Issues Paper - Contributed by the Food Study Group of the GPID Project (HSDRGPID-2) | |
| 3. | Lim Teck Ghee, Ng Sock Nye: Working Towards Meaningful Dialogues: The Malasyan Experience (HSDRGPID-3) | |
| 4. | Gilbert Rist: Development Theories in the Social Looking-Glass: Some Reflections From Theories to "Development" (HSDRGPID-4) | |
| 5. | John Wak: Village Based Projects and Rural Development in Kala Village, Papua New Guinea (HSDRGPID-5) | |
| 6. | Mats Griberg, Bjorn Hettne, Gordon Tamm: Societal Change and Development Thinking: An Inventory of Issues (HSDRGPID-6) | |
| 7. | Telma Nudler: Towards a Model of Human Growth (HSDRGPID-7) | |
| 8. | Roy Preiswerk: Cultural Identity, Self-Reliance and Basic Needs (HSDRGPID-8) | |
| 9. | Patrick Healey: Basic Human Needs: The Politics of Mobilization (HSDRGPID-9) | |
| 10. | Patick Healey: Basic Human Needs: Methodology and Mobilization (HSDRGPID-10) | |
| 11. | Hiroharu Seki: Global Militarization and Its Remedy (HSDRGPID-11) | |
| 12. | Fawzy Mansour: Global Social Democracy and the New International Economic Order (HSDRGPID-12) | |
| 13. | Oscar Nudler: Notes for an Epistemology of Holism (HSDRGPID-13) | |
| 14. | Kinhide Mushakoji: Scientific Revolution and Inter-Paradigmatic Dialogues (HSDRGPID-14) | |
| 15. | M. Taghi Farvar: Aspects of the Iranian Revolution (HSDRGPID-15) | |
| 16. | Mihai C. Botez, Ileana Ionescu Sisesti, Ana Maria Sandi, Adrian Vasilescu: Preliminaries on a Comparative Analysis of the Varios Viewpoints on the Quality of Life (HSDRGPID-16) | |
| 17. | Chadwick F. Alger: The Organizational Context of Development: Illuminating Paths For Wider Participation (HSDRGPID-17) | |
| 18. | Yona Friedman: The Quaternary Sector (HSDRGPID-18) | |
| 19. | David C. Pitt: The Nature and Future of Development in New Zealand (HSDRGPID-19) | |
| 20. | Yona Friedman: About Critical Groupsize (HSDRGPID-20) | |
| 21. | E.L. Wijemanne, Earl Wanigasekera: Needs-Their Perception and Expression: The Sri Lanka Experience (HSDRGPID-21) | |
| 22. | Anthony J. N. Judge: Representation, Comprehension and Communication of Sets: The Role of Number (HSDRGPID-22) | |
| 23. | Kimon Valaskakis, Iris Martin: Economic Indicators and the GPID: An Attempt to Bring Economics Back Into the Church Without Losing the Faith (HSDRGPID-23) | |
| 24. | Herb Addo: Approaching the Peculiarity of the Caribbean Plight Within the Paradox of the Representataive State in the Contemporary World-System (HSDRGPID-24) | |
| 25. | Bennie A. Khoapa: The African Personality (HSDRGPID-25) | |
| 26. | Dag Poleszynski: Negative and Positive Sides of Norwegian Life Style: An Empirical Assessment of Overdevelopment (HSDRGPID-26) | |
| 27. | Peter Ester: Attitudes of the Dutch Population on Alternative Life Styles and Environmental Deterioration (HSDRGPID-27) | |
| 28. | Andrzej Sicinski: Dominant and Alternative Life Styles in Poland: An Outline (HSDRGPID-28) | |
| 29. | Kai Lemberg, Per Lovetand, Steen Juhler, Jens Falkentorp, Mogens Klovedal, Dino Raymond Hansen: Dominant Ways of Life in Denmark/Alternative Ways of Life in Denmark (HSDRGPID-29) | |
| 30. | Lore Scheer, Fred Prager: Austria in the Year 1979: How Austria Weathered the Economic Storm of the Seventies (HSDRGPID-30) | |
| 31. | Barbara and J. P. Roos: Ways of Life in Finland: A Preliminary Discussion (HSDRGPID-31) | |
| 32. | Samir Amin: Reflexions sur la Theorie de l´Imperialisme; et Revolution ou Decadence? La Crise du Systeme Imperialiste Contemporain et Celle de l´Empire Romain (HSDRGPID-32) | |
| 33. | Cadman Atta Mills: On Social Indicators and Development (HSDRGPID-33) | |
| 34. | M. Hossein Haeri, M. Taghi Farvar: Traditional Rural Institutions and Their Implications for Development Planning: Studies from Hamadan Province of Iran (HSDRGPID-34) | |
| 35. | M. Hossein Haeri: Economic Development and the Village in Iran: Prospects for an Alternative Approach (HSDRGPID-35) | |
| 36. | Folker Frobel: The Current Development of the World Economy (HSDRGPID-36) | |
| 37. | Otto Kreye: Perspectives for Development Through Industrialization in the 1980s: An Independent Viewpoint on Dependency (HSDRGPID-37) | |
| 38. | Hugo Zemelman: Focus Problems Latent in the Construction and Use of Social-Economic Indicators (HSDRGPID-38) | |
| 39. | Zdzislaw Sadowski: The Concept of Rationality and the Macro-Indicators of Goal Attainment in Socio-Economic Development (HSDRGPID-39) | |
| 40. | Kimon Valaskakis: The Big Rock Candy Mountain: A Paradigm of the Values of the Mass-Consumprion Society (HSDRGPID-40) | |
| 41. | Hans Zetterberg: The Swedish Public and Nuclear Energy: The Referendum 1980 (HSDRGPID-41) | |
| 42. | Philippe d´Iribarne: How To Improve Our Life Styles (HSDRGPID-42) | |
| 43. | Anna Coen, Eleonora Masini: Alternative Ways of Life: The Italian Case (HSDRGPID-43) | |
| 44. | Lim Teck Ghee: Alternative Ways of Life in Malaysia: What Prospects for the Masses? (HSDRGPID-44) | |
| 45. | Ramashray Roy: Alternative Ways of Life in India: Pollution of Poverty or Bane of Affluence? (HSDRGPID-45) | |
| 46. | The Romanian Team: Mathematical Paths in the Study of Human Needs (HSDRGPID-46) | |
| 47. | The Romanian Team: Aggregated Social Indicators and Some Theoretical Requirements (HSDRGPID-47) | |
| 48. | M. Hossein Haeri: Dialectical Transformation: A Study of "Dialogue" As a Method for Research and Development in a Rural Milieu (HSDRGPID-48) | |
| 49. | Susan George: The Hunger Problematique and a Critique of Research (HSDRGPID-49) | |
| 50. | Johan Galtung: Agrarian Reform and Rural Development: A Perspective and Some Theses (HSDRGPID-50) | |
| 51. | Mihai C. Botez, Mariana Celac: Global Modelling... Without Models? Theory, Medhodology and Rhetoric in World Modelling (HSDRGPID-51) | |
| 52. | Johan Galtung: Global Processes and the World in the 1980s: Prolegomenon I for a GPID World Model (HSDRGPID-52) | 23+9 pp |
| 53. | Herb Addo: Approaching the New International Economic Order Dialectically and Transformationally (HSDRGPID-53) | |
| 54. | Johan Galtung: World Conflict Formation Processes in the 1980s: Prolegomenon III for a GPID World Model (HSDRGPID-54) | |
| 55. | Andre Gunder Frank: Kampuchea, Viet Nam, China: Observations and Reflections (HSDRGPID-55) | |
| 57. | Edited by Dag Poleszinski: An Issues Paper - Contributed by the Energy Study Group of the Goals, Processes and Indicators of Development Project, United Nations University (HSDRGPID-57) | |
| 59. | Dag Poleszynski: Food, Social Cosmology and Mental Health: The Case of Sugar (HSDRGPID-59) | |
| 60. | Stefan Welzk: Experiences With a Sequence of Development Strategies: The Case of Romania (HSDRGPID-60) | |
| 61. | Arne Naess, Danilo Dolci: Holism and Ecology (HSDRGPID-61) | |
| 63. | Gilbert Rist, with Oscar Nudler, Telma Nudler, Chadwick Alger, Herb Addo: The Rist Dialogues (HSDRGPID-63) | |
| 64. | Hilda and Miguel Escobar: Dialogue in the Pedagogical Praxis of Paulo Freire (HSDRGPID-64) | |
| 65. | Herb Addo: A World-System Critique of Freire's Philosophy of Education: Naming the World Capitalist Reality (HSDRGPID-65) | |
| 66. | Mihai C. Botez, Mariana Celac: Undesirable Versus Desirable Societies (HSDRGPID-66) | |
| 67. | Fred Mahler: Alternative Ways of Life: An Approach from the Viewpoint of the Reproduction/Change Theory (HSDRGPID-67) | |
| 68. | Barbara Roos, J. P. Roos: The Upper-Class Way of Life: An Alternative for What? (HSDRGPID-68) | |
| 69. | Herb Addo: Prologue: The Eurocentric State of the Discipline (HSDRGPID-69) | |
| 70. | Jurgen Heinrichs: Development of Unemployment and Manpower Policy in the Industrialized Countries (HSDRGPID-70) | |
| 71. | Victor Bravo, Guillermo Gallo Mendoza, Juan Legisa, Carlos E. Suarez, Isaac Zyngierman: A First Approach to Defining Basic Energy Needs (HSDRGPID-71) | |
| 72. | Victor Bravo, Guillermo Gallo Mendoza, Juan Legisa, Carlos E. Suarez, Isaac Zyngierman: Capital Requirements for Water Heating: Solar Versus Conventional Equipment (HSDRGPID-72) | |
| 76. | Dietrich Fischer: Major Global Trends and Causal Interactions Among Them (HSDRGPID-76) | |
| 77. | Edited by Jan Danecki: The Transformation in Poland: Some Points of View (HSDRGPID-77) | |
